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ipMonitor Database

chaldz

I'm looking at purchasing ipMonitor and would like to know what database ipMonitor uses and is it accessable outside ipMonitor? I know it's an internal database, but any more details would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Charles

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mark_wiggans

Uses a proprietary binary DB- to make it small and fast. You cannot query it or access it.

HTH

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mark_wiggans

Uses a proprietary binary DB- to make it small and fast. You cannot query it or access it.

HTH

chris.lapoint

That's correct. ipMonitor is intended to be a quick and simple, all-inclusive but entry-level network monitoring solution. If you are looking for something more extensible/scalable, then you'll need to consider Orion.

chaldz

As nice as Orion is, the cost keeps it out of reach. But for a company of less than 700 client PCs, ipMonitor fits, right?

chris.lapoint

Yes, that sounds like an ideal scenario for ipMonitor. Just curious, what are your trying to monitor?

chaldz

I will be monitoring Cisco routers, Cisco and Dell switch, Tranzeo AP Radios, Cisco APs, and 50 Win2000 and Win2003 servers with a handfull running MSSQL server.

-Charles

chris.lapoint

Thanks! That satisfied my curiosity Let me know if you have any additional questions.